Sentence examples for testing offerings from inspiring English sources

The temptation was to bemoan an undercooked West Indian side - the usual lament when a touring team loses the first Test - and wonder whether England's seamers will be up to scratch on more testing offerings later in the summer.

Today Swrve added dynamic engagement scoring to its toolset, improving its extant A/B testing offerings to better help application developers dig into their usage data and improve their apps to better fit their user bases.

Tens of thousands of terrorists are in "de-radicalization" programs around the globe, and they are being interviewed, counseled and subjected to psychological testing, offering the chance to collect real data on the subject.

Now there are promising new vaccines in field and laboratory testing, offering real hope that epidemics like this one will not happen again.

The aim of this study was to evaluate the policy change from case by case risk factor based assessment and selective testing to universal testing (offering a diagnostic OGTT to all women) to identify gestational diabetes.

"Test offering" was defined as patients offered HIV testing by a clinician or nurse, lay counselor or patient escort within the ward, or by a lay counselor within the testing room.

At least three people have flunked the tests, offering contradictory answers, officials said.

It's possible that credit checks were playing a similar role to drug tests, offering a counterbalance to inherent biases or assumptions about black job-seekers.

Today, a growing number of states are stepping up to require this test, offering another tool for early diagnosis of our country's No. 1 birth defect.

The Southwestern Bell Corporation said yesterday that it plans to end its test offering of a "public information gateway" that allows computer users to tap into a variety of data bases by dialing one number from a telephone line.

To examine nurse-driven HIV screening in various health care settings in terms of its impact on test offering, acceptance and delivery rates, nursing responsibilities, staff perceptions and long-term implementation.